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Meditations VII.14
Let any external thing, that will, be incident to whatever is able to feel this incidence. For that which feels can, if it please, complain.17 But I, if I do not consider what has befallen me to be an evil,18 am still unhurt. And I can refuse so to consider it.
- 17.See vii. 33; viii. 28
- 18.See iv. 7, 39.